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CEVA Hillcrest Labs BNO080 Environmental and export classification status description

The BNO080 is a system-in-package (SiP) sensor that integrates a 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyroscope, and a 3-axis magnetometer along with an ARM Cortex-M0 processor for sensor fusion processing. It provides accurate orientation tracking by fusing data from multiple sensors to deliver quaternions, Euler angles, and linear acceleration data. Functions: 1. Sensor Fusion: Combines data from the accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer for accurate orientation and motion tracking. 2. Orientation Outputs: Provides data in various formats, including quaternion and Euler angles, for easy integration into applications. 3. Low Power Operation: Designed to operate at low power consumption, making it suitable for battery-powered devices. 4. Configurable Parameters: Offers settings for data rate, output formats, and system behavior that can be customized for specific applications. Applications: - Consumer Electronics: Used in smartphones, tablets, and gaming devices for motion-based applications. - Wearable Devices: Suitable for fitness trackers and smartwatches that require accurate movement tracking. - IoT Devices: Employed in smart home devices and robotics for navigation and motion tracking. - Automotive: Can be integrated into vehicles for enhanced navigation and stability control systems. Alternative Parts: 1. Bosch BNO055: Another 9-axis absolute orientation sensor with integrated sensor fusion algorithms. 2. Teralon ASCC-4: A customizable sensor fusion system that includes accelerometer and gyroscope functions. 3. InvenSense MPU-9250: A popular IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) sensor that provides 3D motion tracking. Embedded Modules: - Various breakouts and development boards that incorporate the BNO080, often featuring interfaces like I2C or SPI for easy integration. - Modules may come with pre-configured settings suited for specific application development, enabling rapid prototyping. Related Q&A: Q1: What type of communication interface does the BNO080 use? A1: The BNO080 typically uses I2C for communication with microcontrollers and other host devices, allowing for a simple and standard interface for data transfer. Q2: How does the BNO080 handle sensor fusion? A2: The BNO080 employs an ARM Cortex-M0 processor that processes data from the 3-axis accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer to compute accurate orientation and motion information through advanced sensor fusion algorithms. Q3: What are the power requirements for the BNO080, and is it suitable for battery-operated projects? A3: The BNO080 is designed to operate at low power consumption levels, making it highly suitable for battery-powered applications like wearables and mobile devices. Q4: Can the BNO080 be used for augmented reality applications? A4: Yes, the accurate orientation tracking and motion sensing capabilities of the BNO080 make it an excellent choice for augmented reality applications where real-time motion data is essential. Q5: Are there any development kits available for the BNO080? A5: Yes, there are several development kits and breakout boards available that feature the BNO080, which help developers prototype and integrate the sensor into their projects quickly.